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  • See Appdome's DevOps tool build anti-keylogging defense into a mobile app in minutes.
  • Learn how to build anti-keylogging defense in your DevOps pipeline and upgrade DevSecOps today.
  • Certify Secure™ protection from mobile fraud and malware, stop keylogging, overlay attacks, accessibility abuse, fake accounts, fake apps and more.

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Developers and Security Teams Know Appdome is the Right Choice

Using Appdome’s Security for DevOps system, you can deliver comprehensive keylogging defense and other mobile fraud prevention in Android and iOS apps, no coding, no SDKs, no gateways or attestation services. 

Stop keylogging in Android and iOS in the DevOps pipeline. Meet release timelines. Satisfy internal and industry security requirements fast.

Ask about these other features of Appdome's no-code Mobile Fraud Prevention

Block On-Device Click Bots

Stop malicious mobile apps and other programs from interacting with your app and safeguard your business against mobile click farms, click bots, click jacking, ad fraud, fake events and product scalping. Prevent and stop fraudulent attribution, lost in app purchases, lost mobile ad revenue and unfair advantages for users leveraging these tools today!

Stop Mobile Bot Nets Before They Start

Prevent apps from running on device farms, virtualized environments and tools like Android Debug Bridge (ADB). Fraudsters use these tools and methods to automatically create multiple accounts, test out exploits, and scale malicious efforts like credential stuffing attacks. Use Appdome's Mobile Fraud Prevention to preempt this class of attack and protect your back end.

Stop Identity Theft & Credential Theft

Prevent your mobile app from becoming the source of identity fraud, Account Take Overs (ATOs) and credential theft. Block Screen Overlay attacks, malicious programs that sit on top of your mobile application screen and trick users into interacting with malicious content or screens instead of your app. Block Anubis, BankBot, StrandHogg, BlackRock, Cloak&Dagger, Ghimob, Ginp, and MazarBot. Detect and block the use of non-approved keyboards to stop exfiltration of keystroke information using keyloggers.

Total Fraud Prevention

With every release of your Android and IOS app, release features that prevent all major methods of mobile fraud including click-fraud, ad fraud, click bots, click injection, sneaker bots, scalper bots, blocks keyloggers and app overlay attacks and stops large scale credential stuffing attacks using virtualization, Android Debug Bridge (ADB) and other methods. No gateway. No SDK or API. No code required. Simply choose the features needed to prevent mobile fraud in your app, and click "Build My App."

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